Which Clutch
Originally Posted by yellow04gto
going to need a new clutch as soon as the turbo is installed. the car is a daily driver and will make 500+ torque. what clutch would be best
That said, I am debating the pros/cons of the $$$$ textralia clutch as well. Nothing but good news being heard about it. Just a hefty up-front price.
I was also reading your "interesting" thread about your turbo supplier...sounds weird, but as you have had several phone conversations, it sounds like someone is still operating the company. Keep us posted [and on the LS1GTO.com board as well].
thanks for the replies..from what i understand redline merged with trc...and are still operating.. i'm in korea so i can't just pick up and call..but everything is going well the car will be dropped off on the morning of the 26th.. i'll post updates...plus i'll be looking for advise along the way...thanks
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Something that wasn't mentioned, and this is for all LS1/2 guys is the LS7 clutch and flywheel setup. If you have the LS2 all you need is the clutch plate (but most recommend changing the flywheel at the same time). You gotta realize that this setup is a blend of reliability and performance (like any OEM part) but it's designed for a 505hp car! Great prices too.
Fred Beans has the following:
LS7 Pressure plate and disc $317.99 shipped (advertised on Corvette forum)
LS2 flywheel $183.66 shipped

Fred Beans has the following:
LS7 Pressure plate and disc $317.99 shipped (advertised on Corvette forum)
LS2 flywheel $183.66 shipped
Last edited by Snafu; Sep 28, 2005 at 04:58 PM.

